Qing Chuan Rebirth: Seeing You Every Year

Chapter 18 This is not a dream but a prophecy
Waking up early in the morning, Shu Yi still has lingering fears when she thinks about last night's dream.

She came to Yinti's camp, wanting to see if his injury was getting better, and happened to meet him applying medicine.

"Your left hand is inconvenient, why don't you ask others to help you?"

Seeing that it was Shu Yi who came, Yinti put down the medicine in his hand, put the injured arm on the table, and looked at her harmlessly: "Then help me."

Shu Yi looked at the wound on his arm, there were some scabs on the edge, and the deeper wound was still oozing blood.

"Why are you still bleeding?"

"This was caught by a ferocious beast, so it's so easy."

Shu Yi picked up the powder and sprinkled it on the wound carefully, a little on the outer edge. She stretched out her finger to push it in, but accidentally got a little stronger.

Yinti frowned slightly after suffering the pain: "Tang Ting Ting, my sister-in-law, can you be gentler to me."

Shu Yi raised her eyebrows and said, "Why didn't you say it hurts when you got stitches yesterday, but it hurts when I touch it!"

As he spoke, he pressed his arm firmly and continued to apply the medicine. Yinti stuck his chin with his left hand and stared at her for a long time.

Feeling his gaze, Shu Yi didn't raise her eyes, but asked, "Why are you staring at me?"

"It's rare for you to be so serious, I want to see more."

Shu Yi remembered again that he secretly kissed herself yesterday, just when the medicine was finished, she said in a commanding tone: "Extend your left hand!"

Although Yinti didn't understand, she obediently handed it over to her, and she hugged her and opened her mouth to bite.

Yinti was in pain but didn't dare to move away, afraid of hurting her: "Why did you bite me!"

Shu Yi finally let go, with an air of revenge: "Who told you to secretly kiss me yesterday!"

Yinti thought that this was the case, took advantage of her unpreparedness and kissed her again, and then put his left arm in front of her eyes: "You said it earlier, let you bite more!"

"rogue!"

Shu Yi punched him hard on the chest, turned and ran away.

Yinti looked at the back of her going away, and gradually suppressed the smile on the corners of his mouth, feeling a little worried, something big was going to happen today.

Today is free hunting. Shu Yi went hunting in the forest with all the older brothers and the eighth princess Yingying who he knew well. Dolji brought a guard with him, and they rode into the forest on horseback.

The woodland next to the paddock is known as a thousand-mile pine forest, with lush vegetation and deep and rugged trails. Dorzi was familiar with this place in advance, and he was very good at equestrianism, so he opened the way for everyone in front.

Brother Jiu threatened: "You two girls, go and hunt some hares and pheasants first, and we will deal with the remaining bears and deer.

Xiying replied, "Ninth brother must have underestimated us too!"

Shu Yi has been worried about last night's dream, the glaring red color of blood is always lingering in her mind.

Because of what happened this morning, he deliberately stayed away from Yinti, and rode a long distance alone, but he kept chasing after him, and said to Shu Yi in a commanding tone: "Follow me today, don't run around!"

Shu Yi didn't want to argue with her at all, so after hesitating for a long time, she still talked about the dream last night: "I had a nightmare last night, and my heart was always flustered."

Listening to Shu Yi's narration, a complicated look appeared in Yinti's eyes.

She remembered again.

Yinti suppressed the uneasiness in her heart, and comforted her in a low voice: "Don't worry, it's just a dream, dreams are always the opposite..."

But the deeper she went into the forest, the more Shu Yi felt something was wrong, it was exactly the same as the scene in her dream last night.

Shu Yi galloped forward, looking more and more panicked, shouting Dorji's name, but Dorji's figure gradually moved away.

The strong spring wind whistled in Shu Yi's ears, and the uneasiness in her heart gradually intensified, she just wanted to let the horse run faster, faster!
Yinti was chasing after her desperately, and he had to stop her.

Although the people behind didn't know what happened, they just felt that something was wrong, and they gradually caught up!
Just when Shu Yi was about to catch up with Dolji, he was shot by an arrow and fell off his horse.

Shu Yi's heart feels like falling into an abyss, this is not a dream, but a prophecy.

She saw the same glaring blood as in the dream, she rushed over madly, Yinti flew to throw her off the horse, the two of them rolled to the ground, Shu Yi was dizzy for a while.

Then, as in a dream, she heard Xiying's heart-piercing cry, and she shouted Dolji's name.

Yinti covered Shu Yi's eyes with his hands, and pursed his lips tightly, his eyes gradually turned red, and his heart felt a tingling pain.

After so many times, he still couldn't restrain his heart!

Shu Yi forcefully pushed Yinti's arm away, and saw a whole piece of muscle on his right arm was torn apart, bleeding profusely, Xu Shi was also cut by a sharp weapon when he swooped down to protect her.

She turned around and saw Dolji in Xiying's arms, the blood was still gushing from his neck, he was speechless...

Shu Yi was shocked, helpless, and blamed herself. This was the first time she saw so much blood, and saw a living life die in front of her eyes... She hated herself for dreaming about it, but didn't remind him!

Moist tears ran across her cheeks, but she was so dumb that she couldn't make a sound. She sobbed and hugged Yinti's shoulder tightly, not daring to look any further.

Brother Jiu stretched out his hand and touched the kite string wrapped around the two pine trees, which was as thin as a blade but as sharp as a blade. A broken Fuyan kite was still moving with the wind on the top of the tree...
It was already midnight when Shu Yi woke up, her head was dizzy, and the bones in her shoulders ached like they were being broken.

A person was lying in front of her couch, the light in the tent was dim, she thought it was Ting Lan at first, and said weakly, "Ting Lan, I'm thirsty."

Hearing Shu Yi's voice, the man hurriedly got up: "You're awake."

Only then did Shu Yi see clearly that it was Yinti.

"Why are you here?" Shu Yi was a little surprised and asked weakly.

Looking closely at the thick cotton cloth wrapped around his two arms, he realized that it was not a nightmare, and great sadness swept over again.

He brought water to her mouth, Shu Yi only drank a couple of sips, then lay back on the pillow, her eyes were empty, and she asked faintly.

"Dorji him?"

"Huang Ama has ordered someone to send his body back to the capital!"

"Where is Xiying?"

"I have been in the tent and never came out."

Shu Yi closed her eyes tightly and stopped talking.

Yinti shook her hand and said, "I know you're sad, but it's not your fault."

Tears suddenly fell from the corner of her eyes: "I clearly dreamed of the exact same scene, but I didn't remind him..."

"If he is destined to be like this, you and I are all mortals, even if we foresee it, there is nothing we can do." Yinqi advised her, but tears were shining in his eyes.

Why didn't he, watching Dolji die again and again, he knew that he couldn't prevent the tragedy from happening, and he couldn't let Shu Yi stop it.

Shu Yi opened her eyes, looked at the tear stains in the corners of Yinzhen's eyes, and was slightly taken aback.

He was right, if it was a historical necessity, that precognitive dream might just be a defense mechanism given to her by the system.But it was this feeling of clearly predicting but being powerless that made her even more sad than the real Wanyan Shuyi.

She knew that she had to extricate herself from this deep and immersive sadness, otherwise the road ahead would be long and painful.

After thinking about it for a while, Shu Yi pulled himself back to reality, and raised his hand to help him wipe away his tears: "How can someone who will be a general in the future shed tears so easily?"

"I'm only in front of you, and others don't know."

A bitter smile appeared on the corner of her mouth: "You should go back to rest earlier. If someone sees you in my tent, how will you explain it. I will go to see Xiying again tomorrow morning."

Yinti got up, poured her some tea and put it in front of the couch, and helped her tuck the quilt before leaving.

After such a big event happened, all forces in Mongolia and the imperial court were eager to find out the culprit.

In the afternoon of the next day, Prince Yinreng came out to plead guilty, saying that it was only when he learned of the incident that everyone had entered the animal trap set up by his battalion by mistake, which caused the disaster, and he asked the guards who had been trapped to be strangled immediately.

Prince Yinreng picked up the sword, his eyes were filled with sternness and disdain.

The moment he swung his sword, Yinti raised his arm to block Shu Yi's sight.Even if she couldn't see it, Shu Yi could still hear the sound of someone's throat being cut, and the sound of blood splashing to the ground...

A few lives passed away quietly, submerged in the thunderous shouts of thousands of troops.

In Prince Yinreng's view, since the emperor asked the eighth elder brother Yinhu to interrogate Suo Ertu, then all of this must have something to do with the Baye Party, and the hunting trap is just an act of madness.

Of course the prince knew that there would be guards opening the way, and it would be a serious crime to accidentally injure the prince.It's just that Dolji is pitiful and has become the object of venting anger in the game between the two parties.

No one cares about the truth, all they want is a result.

Shu Yi recalled the history books, since Suo'etu was detained and imprisoned, the prince's demons became more and more serious, he was terrified of his superiors, and did many absurd and insane things towards his subordinates.

The suspicion of the emperor's father made him think that he was powerless, but he didn't know that the emperor's affection for him was his biggest bargaining chip, and the subsequent abolition of the establishment was all tied to it.But Yinfeng didn't realize this. Since Suo'etu lost power and was criticized as "the number one sinner in Chengben Dynasty", the prince's political career began to decline.

On the last night of spring hunting, people lit bonfires, sang and danced, as if Dorzi's misfortune had nothing to do with them.Prince Celing was dancing Andai with everyone, and he pulled Shu Yi into the dancing crowd.

Shu Yi remembered that Westerners don't cry at funerals. They talked about the past joys of the deceased, played his favorite tunes, sang and danced, and ended the funeral joyfully.

The melodious sound of the matouqin, the dancing bonfire, and the joyful crowd seem to make people forget those sorrows for a while.

Yinti filled the wine on his own, looking at Shu Yi dancing in the crowd, he knew that she was hard to let go, and so was he.

At this time, Prince Darhan took a bowl of wine and went to the holy car, knelt down and said: "I have a merciless request. I want to ask Shuyigege for my son Cering, so as to continue the good marriage between Manchu and Mongolia. I hope the emperor agrees!"

　No matter how you look at it, Prince Yinfeng is a tragic figure, becoming the first target of the nine sons.

　　Behind him is the Hesheli family, a traditional Manchu power, and he himself is not unbearable. He was taught by Kangxi himself since he was a child, and he performed well in handling government affairs.

　　I think the reason why he became the crazy critic later, apart from his own personality, should be caused by too much mental pressure.

　　The essence of the nine sons seizing the heir apparent is nothing more than a game between the Eight Banners nobles with many factions.

　　What are the forces behind the old four and the eighth? In fact, it has been mentioned to some extent in the previous story, and I will talk about it slowly later.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)